Owners and Trainers, Must Be Licensed Prior to Active Participation in Racing, and That Their Fingerprints and Photographs Be on File with the Division

Phone: 813-855-4401 Entries: 800-200-4434 Racing Office Fax: 813-298-1560 Jockey Agent Phone 813-855-4401 ext: 1230 Steward’s Fax 813-298-1597 Stall Application Fax 813-854-3539 Workmen’s Compensation Fax: 813-261-1981 www.tampabaydowns.com

Post Time Approx 12:35 PM Daily Entries Close Not Before 11:00AM

PETER N. BERUBE Vice President & General Manager

ALLISON DE LUCA Director of Racing & Racing Secretary

ATTENTION HORSEMEN To insure safe and speedy arrival of Foal Papers that are mailed by overnight express, please send to address below: Tampa Bay Downs, Racing Office 11225 Racetrack Road Tampa, FL 33626 Please specify who the trainer will be and also make sure the correct owner is on the back of the Foal Papers.)

TAMPA BAY DOWNS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CONDUCT OUT OF COMPETITION TESTING ON ALL HORSES STABLED ON THE GROUNDS OF THE ASSOCIATION AND ANY HORSE OFF THE ASSOCIATION GROUNDS WHO HAS BEENED ENTERED TO RACE. HORSES STABLED OFF THE ASSOCIATION GROUNDS WHO ARE SELECTED FOR TESTING MUST SHIP TO TAMPA BAY DOWNS NO LESS THAN 24 HOURS PRIOR TO TESTING.

Horsemen are reminded that management requires ALL horsemen entering and running horses at Tampa Bay Downs to have current Workmen's Compensation Insurance on file at the security office. A negative Coggins Test must be on file in the Racing Secretary’s Office for all horses stabled and/or competing at Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. All horses must be vaccinated against Equine Herpes Type 1 (EHV-1) between 14 and 120 days prior to arrival. In addition, Health Certificates shall remain on file at the stable gate.

TAMPA BAY DOWNS ELIGIBILITY RULE

Stalls will not be allotted for horses which have raced for a claiming price of $3,500 or less and have not finished first, second or third for a claiming price of $4,000 or more in one or more of their last six starts unless approved by the racing secretary. Stalls will not be allotted for five year-old and older maidens unless approved by the racing secretary. Six year old maidens and older with more than ten starts may not run at the meet unless approved by the racing secretary.

WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION

It is mandatory that any horsemen that wish to enter, race, or work any horses at Tampa Bay Downs have valid WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION Insurance, and thus shall be liable for medical expense compensation for disability and compensation for death. Horsemen must have current Workmen’s Compensation Insurance on file at the security office. Ship-ins for racing and “Work and Go” must have Health and Coggins with their Workmen’s Compensation Insurance at the Stable Gate. They will not be allowed to run without insurance. This rule pertains to all horsemen regardless of the size of the stable or workforce, including self-employment.

DEPOSITS TO THE HORSEMEN’S BOOKKEEPER

Checks okayed for deposit to horsemen’s accounts cannot be used for claiming purposes until seven (7) business days after the date of deposit, under rule 105(10) “no money shall accompany the claim. Each person, desiring to make a claim, must first deposit with the horsemen’s accountant the whole amount of the claim in cash including all taxes, for which a receipt will be given unless at the time of depositing said claim he shall have such amount to his credit with the horsemen’s accountant (if after the claim has been processed and the horse was eligible for a sales tax exception the difference will be available the next racing day.” This rule applies also to foreign checks, including Canadian, and all such checks must also be in U.S. funds. Cashiers checks may be held for forty-eight hours (48) after date of deposit.

Wire transfers must be received at Tampa Bay Downs no later than 12 Noon to be available for claiming purposes that day. The claimant must verify said transfer with the Horsemen’s Bookkeeper.

Any cash deposits received of $10,000 or more shall require the filing of IRS Form 8300, and multiple cash deposits may be aggregated when deemed appropriate.

Tampa Bay Downs may at their discretion hold foal papers of owners having a negative account balance.

Help Protect Your Sport’s Integrity

If you know of any wrongdoing within the racing community, give us a call toll free. The Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau’s Integrity Hotline.

1-866-TIP-TRPB (1-866-847-8772) www.trpb.com All calls are treated confidentially and you may remain anonymous.

All horses must be tattooed prior to racing – no exceptions.

Per Order of the Stewards

WORK & GO REGULATIONS

A “Work & Go" is just that. In early enough to train and be out by 10:00 A.M. Your horse(s) must have a Health Certificate, and Coggins. The trainer must present his/her valid workmen's compensation.

A "Race & Go" again is just that. Check-in by 10:30 A.M. to the stall(s) assigned to you. If someone is in your stall - contact the Stallman; do not help yourself to another stall. Being in a stall not assigned to you could result in your horse being scratched, as from time to time the Stewards, State, track Vets, or Clocker may have need to contact you. Once your horse has raced and cooled out you are expected to leave the grounds.

If for any reason your horse is unable to leave after training or racing contact the Stallman or Stable Gate.

Anyone not permanently stabled at Tampa Bay Downs will use the stall assignment issued at the Stable Gate upon arrival. All “Race & Go” horses must be recorded with the stall office, no exceptions.

Florida Bred/Florida Sired Preferred Stakes Fund

In order to receive the money from FB/FSP funded stakes the horse must be a Florida Bred foal sired by a FTBOA registered stallion. Both the foal and stallion must be registered with the FTBOA.

All Licensees acknowledge that security officers may be authorized to search any stall, tack or feed room that is assigned to them and/or their vehicle while on the grounds of the Association.

DIVISION OF OVERNIGHT PURSES

Starters First Second Third Fourth Fifth On 12 57% 20% 10% 5% 1% each 11 57% 20% 10% 6% 1% each 10 58% 20% 10% 6% 1% each 9 59% 20% 10% 6% 1% each 8 60% 20% 10% 6% 1% each 7 60% 21% 10% 6% 1% each 6 60% 21% 11% 6% 1% each 5 60% 21% 12% 6% 1% each 4 60% 22% 12% 6%

DIVISION OF THOROUGHBRED STAKES PURSES

First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth 60% 20% 10% 5% 3% 2%

DIVISION OF FOA PURSE MONIES

First Second Third 70% 20% 10%

JOCKEY MOUNT FEES

Purse Win 2nd 3rd Unplaced $10,000-$14,999 10% $100 $65 $65 $15,000-$19,999 10% $150 $90 $65 $20,000-$24,999 10% 5% 5% $65 $25,000-$49,999 10% 5% 5% $65 $50,000-$99,999 10% 5% 5% $80 $100,000 & up 10% 5% 5% $105

JOCKEY APPRENTICE ALLOWANCES

An Apprentice Jockey may claim the following weight allowances in all overnight races except stakes and handicaps.

a) 10lbs. Until he or she has ridden 5 winners b) 7lbs. Until he or she rides an additional 35 winners c) 5lbs. After his or her 40th winner, for one year from the date of his or her 5th winner, plus any extension periods d) If after one year from the date of the fifth winning mount, the Apprentice Jockey has not ridden forty (40) winners, the applicable weight allowance shall continue for one more year or until the 40th winners, whichever comes first. In no event may a weight allowance be claimed for more than two years from the date of the fifth winning mount, unless an extension has been granted.

Any Apprentice that has a Certificate from a foreign country including Puerto Rico must gain permission to ride from the Head Outrider, Starter and the Board of Stewards, prior to being eligible for licensing - no exceptions.

DATE PREFERENCE SYSTEM

(1) All horses intended for racing at Tampa Bay Downs will be assigned preference dates by the Racing Secretary. Turf Dates will be kept separately. Dates assigned will be of four types with the following order of preference: E-0 Date. All horses’ foal papers must be on file with the Racing Office on or before Monday, Nov 24, 2014 to receive an E-0 date.

E-Date. This date corresponds to the day of the race entered if a horse is excluded from a race that appears on the overnight; or when a horses foal papers are submitted to the horse identifier.

*To receive a 0 Date Foal Papers must be submitted to the Racing Office by Monday, November 24th, 2014.

R-Date. This date corresponds to the day of a horse’s most recent race at Tampa Bay Downs. S-Date. This date corresponds to the day a horse is scratched from any overnight race.

(2) Preference dates remain the same regardless of a change of ownership or trainer.

(3) Horses which have established a date at the current meeting will lose that preference date should their papers be drawn from the Racing Office or demonstrate intent to race elsewhere, and must re- establish a preference date.

(4) Horses entered in the wrong race by an owner, trainer, or authorized agent shall lose their preference date.

(5) The draw of Stake and Handicap races are not subject to the date preference rules.

(6) Date preference rules will not supersede race conditions or preference on any race as follows; condition eligibility, winners’ preference, Florida-bred preference or any other race condition or preference written for any races.

(7) Winners are preferred in all races where applicable.

(8) Preference will be given in order of assigned preference dates, earliest dates being first.

(9) Maidens entering in winners races shall not receive a date unless they run.

Horses owned wholly or in part by the same owner shall run as separate wagering interests in any one race, and horses trained by the same trainer, but owned separately, shall race as separate wagering interests.

SURVEILLANCE

By entering horse(s), owner trainer, their respective agents, employees and affiliates (“Entrant”) acknowledge and agree that Tampa Bay Downs has the right to inspect and maintain surveillance on all horses located at Tampa Bay Downs, including without limitation, horse’s stall, barn and all grounds in general proximity to the physical location of the horses as Tampa Bay Downs selects and deems appropriate in its sole discretion.

TAMPA BAY DOWNS TURF COURSE

CONDITION ELIGIBILITY PREFERENCE

In turf races where the condition eligibility applies, horses which have started for a claiming price of less than $16,000 shall not be eligible for this preference unless they have thereafter finished first, second, third or fourth for $16,000 or above.

Condition Eligibility consists of a preference to horses that are eligible for THAT specific condition when over-allotted (Example: In races written for non-winners of three races other than Maiden, Claiming or Starter, horses with two Allowance wins will be given first preference.) In allowance optional claiming races horses which meet eligibility for said condition, but are entered for the claiming price, will be equally preferred to horses entered for the allowance condition.

Also, in wide open allowance races, horses will be preferred beginning with the highest conditions achieved on down.

Tampa Bay Downs reserves the right to transfer any scheduled turf race to the main course due to track conditions.

Horses running in a race carded for the turf, but transferred to the main track will receive a “Special Turf Date.”

Special dates supersede all other preference consideration except for condition eligibility, winners’ preference, race conditions and Florida bred preferred races. Winners have preference for turf races where applicable.

All races transferred from the turf course to the main track will be run at the same distance, except races at One Mile will be contested at One Mile and Forty Yards.

Turf Course Shoe Rule Queens Plates and Queens Plates XT are the only shoes allowed on the Turf Course

Tampa Bay Downs, in order to present the best program possible reserves the right to use any race and/or divide any race in any order. ~ Purses are subject to Tampa Bay Downs meeting projected revenue estimates and obtaining an agreement with the horsemen’s association for the 2014-15 Race Meet.

IN-TODAY SIGNAGE Horses that are in to race including alternates, must have a sign (Horse In Today) attached to each stall by 7:30 a.m. the day of the race. No Exceptions. Sign must remain attached to the stall until the horse leaves to race. When a scratch of a horse has been approved by the stewards, the sign may be removed.

FLORIDA OWNER AWARDS

FOR FLORIDA BRED HORSES REGISTERED WITH FTBOA

Owners with registered Florida Bred Horses will be eligible for additional money in Allowance, Maiden and Claiming Races. Only the horses placing first, second and third (70%,20%,10%) are eligible.

The amount of money available in each eligible race will be indicated in parentheses after the basic purse value of the race. This money will be given only to the first three finishers. A horse must be registered prior to the time of entry to be eligible to participate in the Purses.

Registration applications may be obtained from the Official Registrar. You may contact the Horse Identifier at Tampa Bay Downs or contact the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders Association, 801 SW 60th Ave, Ocala, FL 34474.

SHOCK WAVE THERAPY

1) Extra Corporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ECSW) equipment (focused shock wave and radial pressure wave) may be employed only by veterinarians licensed and in good standing with the Florida Board of Veterinary Medicine and the Florida Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering.

2) All ECSW equipment must be registered with the office of the Track Veterinarian.

3) All ECSW treatments are to be reported to the office of the Track Veterinarian by the administering veterinarian within twenty-four (24) hours of ECSW treatment.

4) Penalties for (a) failing to report ECSW treatment, (b) failing to report ECSW treatments in a timely manner, or (c) filing inaccurate or falsified reports may range from the levying of fines to the exclusion from the grounds of the Association.

5) A horse receiving ECSW treatment will be ineligible to start in a race for a period of ten (10) days post-treatment. Day One (1) will be the first calendar day after the ECSW.

Experimental drugs awaiting Federal Drug Administration approval, and drugs not authorized for use in the United States, shall not be used or possessed on the grounds of the Association. The possession of blood-doping agents with no known or legitimate therapeutic value including, but not limited to, Epogen, Procrit and Araneso and similar agents is strictly prohibited. This list of prohibited drugs will be updated as necessary.

IMPORTANT STEROID NOTICE

***The State of Florida is implementing Androgenic Anabolic Steroid Testing; therefore Tampa Bay Downs recommends to all trainers and veterinarians that they discontinue the administration of anabolic androgenic steroids.***

EQUINE INJURY DATABASE

In consideration of the acceptance of a nomination of any horse(s) to any race described in this Condition Book, the owner(s) and trainer of such horse(s) consent to the collection of information related to any injury occurring to such horse(s) occurring at Tampa Bay Downs and entry of said information into a database maintained by The Jockey Club (the “Equine Injury Database”). Said owner(s) and trainer further covenant not to sue and agree, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, to indemnify, release and hold harmless Tampa Bay Downs, Inc., and state- or track- appointed veterinarian collecting such information and The Jockey Club (the “Indemnified Parties”) from and against any liability, cost, loss or expense of any kind or nature (including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising from any claim, demand, or action (a) alleging that the data entered into the Equine Injury Database (either directly or indirectly) violates the rights of the owner(s), trainer or any third party, or (b) relating to any equine injury report run, published or otherwise created by any of the Indemnifies Parties, including the owners, stewards, directors, officers, employees and agents of any of them (either directly or indirectly).

IMPORTANT SHOE RULE INFORMATION Toe grabs with a height greater than two millimeters (.07874 inches) on front horseshoes will be banned from all horses racing and training at Tampa Bay Downs; Tampa Bay Downs further eliminates bends, jar caulks, stickers, or any other traction device on front hooves.

REPORTABLE DISEASES

Veterinarians are to report to the Association Veterinarian any horse(s) suspected of being infected with or demonstrating the symptoms consistent with any of the following disease/organisms:

 Equine rhinopneumonitis / Equine Herpesvirus Type 1  Streptococcus equi  Equine encephalitis (Eastern/Western/Venezuelan)  West Nile Virus  Equine Viral Arteritis  Vesicular conditions  Equine Infectious Anemia  Any disease classified by the USDA as a foreign animal disease

In the absence of a specific presumptive diagnosis, the presence of infectious disease affecting fifteen (15) percent or more of horses in a barn must be reported.

Cornell™ Collar Procedures The trainer must submit a letter to the Stewards from a licensed Florida veterinarian stating the use of the Cornell™ collar is justified and appropriate for use on the horse in question. The trainer shall be responsible for the proper placement of the Cornell™ collar. Use of the Cornell™ collar must be declared at the time of entry for that race. Once a horse races with the Cornell™ collar, it must continue to race with this equipment unless the attending Florida licensed veterinarian submits a letter to the Stewards stating that use of the Cornell™ collar is no longer appropriate for that horse. Only authentic Cornell™ collars will be approved for such use. No knock-offs or substandard/home- made equipment will be allowed for use. Once a horse has had the equipment approved, and if at some later date that equipment is no longer appropriate, then use of the Cornell™ collar is prohibited. However, if the horse in question has a different trainer, they may re-certify the horse following the initial procedures outlined herein.

OWNERS, TRAINERS & JOCKEYS

1) The Rules of Racing of the Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering for the State of Florida require that all racing personnel, including owners and trainers, must be licensed prior to active participation in Racing, and that their fingerprints and photographs be on file with the Division.

2) Trainers are presumed to know the rules of the Division/Association, and shall be responsible for, and the insurer of the condition of the horses they enter.

3) Trainers shall register with the Racing Secretary all horses in their charge, giving the name, age, sex, color, breeding and ownership of each horse, and must present the Foal Certificate of such horses at the time the horses arrive on the grounds.

4) There shall be no borrowing or lending of stalls without the approval of the Racing Secretary or the Stall Superintendent.

5) The owner, trainer and/or authorized agent are responsible for the weight carried by his horse.

6) This Association will not be responsible for any injury to horses at any time, on any part of the premises.

7) Trainers or their authorized representative must register with Track Security every person in their employ not later than 72 hours after arrival of their horses, and shall be responsible for all their employees securing occupational licenses within that time. Trainers having unlicensed personnel in their employ after this period, are subject to disciplinary action.

8) Horses vanning in for races from Farms or Training Centers must be on the grounds by 10:30 a.m. on race day.

9) Trainers are responsible for having all horses that are sent to the track to work, to report the horse’s name and distance to be worked to the Official Clocker.

10) A horse that has not raced within the previous 30 days must show an officially recorded workout or submit one acceptable to the Stewards.

11) Any horse that has not raced within the previous six (6) months or more must have two (2) officially recorded workouts, one of which must be from the Starting Gate. Any horse that has not raced within the past six (6) months shall be permitted to start only upon approval of the Track Veterinarian and Starter.

12) First time starters must have two (2) officially recorded workouts with at least one of the works being from the gate. The starter must approve all entries of first time starters before they can start, and such written approval must be on file with the Racing Secretary at the time of entry.

13) It shall be a violation for a licensee to scratch a horse entered to race at Tampa Bay Downs in order for said horse to race at any other racetrack. Violation of this rule, absent of mitigating circumstances, will be subject to fine. This rule shall not pertain to stake races at Tampa Bay Downs.

14) All foreign (imported) horses must be approved by the Starter before entering.

15) No horse shall be allowed to start unless his Foal Certificate is on file, and has been officially tattooed under the upper lip.

16) All horses that will be stabled or intend to race at Tampa Bay Downs, Inc., must show proof that they have been tested negatively for Equine Infectious Anemia (Coggins Test).

17) A change of Blinker Equipment must be approved by the Starter and Stewards, and reported to the Racing Secretary at time of entry.

18) All horses will carry their equipment to post, except by permission from the Stewards.

19) Bar Shoes must be reported at time of entry every time the horse is entered. Discontinuance must also be reported at time of entry.

20) Horses will not be allowed to run with no shoes (barefoot).

21) Toe grabs with a height greater than two millimeters (.07874 inches) on front horseshoes will be banned from all horses racing and training at Tampa Bay Downs; Tampa Bay Downs further eliminates bends, jar caulks, stickers, or any other traction device on front hooves.

22) No outer rims shoes on the front hooves on the Main Track.

23) Turn Down Shoes are not permitted on either the main or turf courses.

24) Queens Plates and Queens Plates XT are the only shoes allowed on the Turf Course. No shoes with caulks, raised toes, mud nails, or bent shoes will be allowed.

25) No ponies are permitted in the paddock enclosure except by special permission from the Stewards.

26) Trainers desiring to work out a horse between races must obtain permission from the Racing Secretary, who will notify the Stewards. Permission for any workout after the finish of a race must be obtained from the Stewards.

27) Trainers are responsible for having their horses in the paddock at the proper time. If a horse arrives late, resulting in a delay of the post parade or scratching the horse, the responsible trainer or his/her assistant is subject to a fine.

28) Permission to school horses in the Paddock must be obtained from the Paddock Judge. The Paddock Judge can be reached through the Racing Office and the person accompanying the horse is required to wear a Schooling Vest, available at the Stall Office.

29) Proper attire in the Paddock will be required for all owners, trainers and grooms.

30) All pony persons taking horses to the post in the post parade must wear shirts and/or jackets, helmet covers and use Association saddle towels, which will be available for purchase in the Maintenance Office. Pony persons will be expected to keep their mounts well groomed and their tack clean. Grooms will be provided with number vests, which are located in the Stall Office. All grooms must wear the numbered vests when they are with their horse in the paddock and walking rings.

31) Freelance pony persons shall fill out a stall application, which must be approved by the Racing Secretary. Ponies approved by the Racing Secretary must be kept in the stalls assigned to them. Violators of this rule will be subject to having their stalls cancelled as well as their right to pony revoked.

32) All persons astride a horse while on the grounds of Tampa Bay Downs are prohibited from using cellular phones.

33) Same owner entries will race un-coupled.

34) Any change of Trainer or Ownership of a horse must be reported to the Stewards and filed with the Racing Secretary as soon as possible, and such transfer affidavit must be signed by the former Trainer or Owner, whichever the case may be, and approved by a Steward.

35) Alterations in the sex of a horse must be reported by its Owner or Trainer to the Racing Secretary or Horse Identifier. Notwithstanding any designation of Sex in the racing program or in any official Racing Publication, the Claimant of a horse shall be solely responsible for determining the sex of the animal claimed.

36) An Owner or Trainer shall not enter or start a horse that is –

 Not in sound racing condition  On the Starter, Steward’s, or Veterinarian’s List  Barred from racing in some other State jurisdiction  Has impaired eyesight in both eyes  Has been nerved above ankle or fetlock

Any horse that has been nerved under the fetlock may be permitted to start upon permission by the Examining Veterinarian.

37) The entry of any horse excused for medical reasons shall be placed on the Vet’s List.

38) Each and every horse entered to race shall be subjected to a racing soundness exam on race day. The exam shall be conducted by the official Track Veterinarian and be conducted outside of the stall to which the horse is assigned. The Track Veterinarian shall keep or cause to be kept a continuing health and racing soundness record of each horse so examined.

39) No alterations shall be made of any entry after closing, except to correct an error.

40) A horse may not run in substitute colors more than once, except by permission from the Stewards.

41) Horsemen are reminded that pending circumstances caused by adverse weather conditions or veterinary reasons, all of the scratches shall be reported promptly by 9:30 a.m. on race day. The Stewards will release the scratches for races 1- 4 at 9:30am and the remainder of the card at 11:00 a.m.

42) Horsemen must have an apprentice jockey engaged before claiming the apprentice allowance, and such allowances can only be waived by the Stewards.

43) Jockeys and/or their representatives must be present at the time of the draw.

44) All Occupational Licenses must be renewed on July 1st of each calendar year.

45) The entry of any person, or the transfer of any horse, may be refused without notice for reasons deemed to be in the best interests of racing.

46) No Trainer will be allowed to re-enter any horse that is in the body of a race, (excluding stakes races) unless granted permission from the Stewards.

47) Safety vests and helmets are mandatory for anyone astride a horse or pony at any time.

48) Jockeys are to be named at time of entry and every horse entered must have a backup jockey named. No jockey may be named to ride more than one horse in a race except if it is a same owner entry or a jockey may be named to ride a horse drawn into the main body of a race and his/her other call has drawn as an alternate.

49) Jockeys must fulfill all riding engagements unless released by the trainer or excused by the Stewards.

50) Jockeys must gain permission prior to wearing sponsor logos from both Tampa Bay Downs and the owners for which they are engaged.

51) A 10lb apprentice jockey will not be allowed to ride in any turf races.

52) A 10lb apprentice jockey will not be allowed to ride a first time starter on dirt or turf.

53) Claim time ends Fifteen minutes before each race as noted on the Tote Board.

54) Any horse claimed must race for the same price or higher for a period of 30 days. The horse is eligible to race for less on the 31st day.

55) At the time of entry into a claiming race, the owner or trainer may opt to declare a horse ineligible to be claimed provided the horse has been laid-off and has not started for a minimum of 90 days since its last race, and is entered for a claiming price equal to or greater than the claiming price of the horses last start.

56) Horses claimed, sold or transferred at Tampa Bay Downs will not constitute an entitlement to stalls.

57) Any horse claimed at Tampa Bay Downs will NOT be permitted to race elsewhere until the conclusion of the Tampa Bay Downs meet at which it was claimed. If there is a scheduled break in live racing of at least 15 calendar days a horse may race elsewhere when such a break begins. A claimed horse may race elsewhere in stakes races with permission of the Stewards.

58) An owner must have started a horse at the meet or have a Steward approved certificate to claim at Tampa Bay Downs.

59) No dogs are permitted in the Stable Area.

60) Straw bedding is prohibited; however horses shipping in for stakes races may use straw bedding with prior approval from the Racing Secretary.

61) Manure is to be deposited and covered at all times in designated bins; all trash, bottles and cans must be thrown in the trash barrels provided for this purpose. Trash or bandages must never be deposited in the manure piles. Anyone depositing such trash in the manure pits will be fined.

Board of Stewards

STABLE AREA RULES AND REGULATIONS

1) Sleeping in feed rooms and stalls is strictly prohibited. Rooms must be designated by the Stallman, and the individuals must be on the Trainer’s badge list and properly licensed. Unauthorized individuals will be removed and ejected from the stable area.

2) No Trainer is to employ unlicensed workers. It is the Trainers responsibility to ensure that ALL employees are licensed and documented on their badge list.

3) All feed and/or tack rooms must be authorized and assigned by the stall superintendent before being occupied. Authorization includes a $100.00 non-refundable fee for each tack room. Any person found occupying these rooms without the necessary permission is subject to a fine or suspension by the Stewards, or ejection from the grounds if the occupant is unlicensed.

4) Cooking in the tack rooms is strictly prohibited. Electrical hot plates, propane or other fuel source cooking appliances, toaster ovens electrical frying pans, indoor BBQ’s and any other appliance not explicitly approved by Security are prohibited within any part of the shedrow, or barn. These items will be confiscated and violators will be subject to a fine or suspension.

5) Smoking is strictly prohibited within the barn, stalls, feed sheds, tack rooms, storage rooms, living quarters, and shedrows. Persons discovered to be in violation of the smoking regulations will be subject to penalties as stated below:

First Offense: $50.00 Second Offense: $150.00 Third Offence: Indefinitely trespassed from the premises

*Ashtrays, makeshift ashtrays or cigarette butts found in the tack/feed rooms or shedrows will also result in a fine and/or room privileges being revoked.

There are no provisions for warnings. Smoking-related offenses will remain on file for a period of one year.*

6) Guests may be signed in at the Stable Area by the Owner, Trainer, Authorized Racing Officials, Veterinarians licensed by the state and jockeys with the proper credentials, unless such guests are deemed unacceptable by Tampa Bay Downs.

7) Guests may be permitted entrance to the Stable Area only through the gate designated for that purpose and shall be recorded in the visitor log by the Security Officer working that position.

8) All Guests/Visitors not in possession of current credentials must be issued a guest pass prior to entering the Stable Area in accordance with the provisions set out by TBD.

9) People responsible to sign in guests must be responsible to ensure:

10) The guest provided Security with valid Identification, which will be kept by Security until the guest pass is returned.

11) Guests MUST wear the “Visitors Pass” in plain view.

12) Guests MUST remain in the company of the person that signed them in at all times.

13) Guests must obey and respect the rules and regulations as set forth by TBD.

14) Horses shall have the right of way at all times. Drivers shall obey the posted speed limit of 10 mph, and all other parking-related signs in designated areas. Persons failing to comply with the traffic rules and regulations will be subject to fines and/or loss of driving privileges.

15) No unloading of hay or straw prior to 10:00a.m. All delivery trucks must be parked outside the Stable Gate until training is finished.

16) No motorcycles are allowed in the Stable Area. All motorcycles must park at the Stable Gate.

17) No parking in front of manure pits at any time.

18) Manure is to be deposited and covered at all times in designated pit. Anyone found to be depositing trash of ANY kind in the manure pit will be fined accordingly.

19) All garbage must be deposited in the trash bins provided. Anyone found to be depositing trash elsewhere will be fined.

20) Any person found to be causing damage to the barns, stalls, bathrooms, feed room, tack room, or any property owned by TBD will be trespassed.

21) Please ensure the washrooms are kept clean and that everyone attempts to pick up after themselves in order to keep the washrooms clean, and in good working order. Any individual found to have caused damage to the washrooms will be evicted immediately.

22) Parking of ALL Stable Area personnel is permitted ONLY in designated areas. It is strictly forbidden to park or wash vehicles between the barns, manure pits and horse paths.

23) Horses MUST be walked to and from the track and not galloped along horse paths or shedrows.

24) No licensees, other than authorized personnel, are permitted under any shedrow where they are not employed or engaged in business without the permission of the trainer in control of that area.

25) All persons within the Stable Area shall wear on their persons in plain view at all times, a valid, current photo ID badge issued by TBD Security department. Also, it must be accompanied by a current valid State of Florida racing license. All guests must be issued a valid visitor’s pass.

26) All persons entering the Stable Area shall produce a current, valid state license and TBD photo ID, or a current day’s guest badge. In addition persons permitted to drive a motor vehicle into the Stable Area shall be responsible to ensure that all passengers are properly authorized to enter.

27) ALL vehicles must have the current applicable vehicle sticker affixed to the windshield. Vehicle stickers are available in the main Security Office located in the Grandstand.

28) Anyone driving a motor vehicle into the Stable Area shall have a valid and current driver’s license and produce it on the request of a Security Officer.

29) All persons driving a motor vehicle that have neglected to stop when requested by Security will be documented and disciplinary actions will be taken.

30) All Stable Area traffic shall enter the stable gate designated for that purpose and will stop before entering for identification purposes. This includes pedestrian traffic.

31) ALL persons entering the Stable Area will be subject to random spot checks conducted by Security.

32) Operators of all motor vehicles must possess a current driver’s license, current registration and proof of insurance.

33) No licensee shall carry or exhibit a deadly weapon or otherwise disturb the peace on the premises of the association.

34) Any licensee in accepting a license thereby consents to any search by persons in authority and releases the association of all claims of possible legal action and damages.

35) No licensee shall permit anyone else to use his/her photo ID badge or state racing license to gain entrance to the Stable Area. Violators will be subject to a fine and/or suspension of their license.

36) No Stable shall have in their employment any minor under 16 years of age, unless otherwise stated or permitted by the applicable laws of Florida and the DPMW.

37) All trainers are responsible to submit a current badge list to Security. It is solely the trainer’s responsibility to immediately report ANY changes to that badge list during the time they are stabled at TBD. That includes new hires as well as terminated employees. Trainers found to be in violation of this specific rule will be fined.

38) No licensee shall have on his/her person or among their personal effects, while on the grounds, any electrical or mechanical device which may affect the performance of a horse.

39) No licensee shall have on his or her person or among his/her personal effects, while on the grounds of this association, a hypodermic syringe, or needle, or any syringe capable of having a needle attached.

40) No licensee shall have any medications or drugs that are prohibited under the Division’s medication rules or any compounded medication not approved by FDA. Absolutely no medication bottles in which a syringe is needed to withdrawal the medication from the container is permitted.

41) No persons shall have in his/her possession or under their control any narcotics, hallucinogenic drugs or derivative thereof or any drug listed under the dangerous drug law of this state, unless a medical practitioner has specifically prescribed any of the above mentioned items.

42) He/she shall make such information known to the Security Department. Any persons found in possession of such items not meeting the specified requirements shall be ejected from the stable area and turned over to the local Sheriff’s Office.

43) No person shall use profane or indecent language or exhibit improper conduct toward any Tampa Bay Downs Racetrack Official, employee, Security Officer, or any other person in authority while acting in the performance of his/her job duties.

44) All drugs and medication of any nature must at all times be stored in a locked cabinet or room and each bottle shall be properly labeled as to the contents.

45) Containers of liquid which hold flammable material ( i.e.- propane tanks or canisters) are prohibited in the barns, shedrows, feed rooms and tack rooms.

46) Flammables/combustibles must be stored in fire rated cabinets. (i.e. Cleaning supplies, bug spray, horse ointments, etc.).

47) Storage of gasoline, kerosene, and drums of alcohol, is not permitted anywhere within the stable area.

48) No heat lamps allowed in the stall, shedrow or tack room.

49) No oat cookers are allowed in the shedrow, stall or tackroom of any barn.

50) All electrical equipment must be CSA or UL approved and inspected by Security (track electrician, if questionable) before permitted to be used in the Stable area. All equipment/appliances must be tagged and deemed safe. Trainers must list all appliances/equipment used in the Stable area with the Security Department. All equipment/appliances not tagged or recorded as approved by Security, will be confiscated and removed from the property.

51) Temporary electrical wiring shall not be used where it presents a fire hazard. Trainers must ensure that all extension cords used for fans and other devices are unplugged when not in use.

52) All electrical appliance and cords used in the Stable Area must meet safety requirement standards. (CSA or UL)

53) All electrical cords that are used outside must be heavy duty weather resistant outdoor extension cords.

54) One extension cord for one appliance. No multi outlet devices or receptacles are to be used. (CSA/UL approved power bars, with surge protection are acceptable).

55) Appliances MUST be unplugged and/or properly put away when not in use.

56) No articles are permitted to be around, or on top of the hot water tanks.

57) Trainers will provide pistol grip nozzles for use on all water hoses. No water hose is to be used without such a nozzle. Fines will be issued for persons not in compliance.

58) All Golf carts must be registered with Security and have the proper insurance documentation presented in order to be allowed to use the golf cart on Tampa Bay Downs property. A current and valid golf cart sticker will then be issued by security and affixed to the windshield of the golf cart.

HORSEMENS SERVICES

Admission, Passes and Seating Any horsemen possessing an updated Florida racing license (with bar code) is entitled to free admission each racing day at Tampa Bay Downs. Entrance can be gained at any admission gate. Spouses of horsemen may obtain a photo identification badge from the front side security office, which will entitle them to free admission.

Horsemen with valid out-of-state racing license are entitled to free admission, with one guest, at designated entrances. Contact the Horsemen’s Liaison at 813-855-4401 for more details. Please note that pass requests must be made no later than 11:00a.m.on race day.

A limited number of box seats are reserved each day for horsemen’s use, with priority given to those horsemen with horses competing on that day’s card, once again please contact the Horsemen’s Liaison prior to 11:00a.m.

Customer Service The Customer Service Stand is manned by trained staffers and is located near the Grandstand Entrance. Track location maps, betting guides, The Club and other racing-related informational flyers and pamphlets can be obtained at the Customer Service Stand open live racing days between the hours of 11:00a.m. through 3:00p.m. Overnights are available throughout the Grandstand and Clubhouse in designated bins and on the backside at the Security Gate and the Racing Office.

Internet Those with internet access are invited to visit Tampa Bay Downs on the web. Tampa’s web site contains entries, overnights, extras, results, news, past performances, photographs and condition books all updated on a regular basis. The site can be found at www.tampabaydowns.com.

Stakes Luncheon Owners with horses entered in any of Tampa Bay Downs’ scheduled Graded stakes races are entitled to complimentary dining (in the Skye Terrance Dining Room) for up to 6 people. Reservations must be made through the Horsemen’s Liaison as far in advance as possible. Owners will be responsible for excess charges incurred should the party number be greater than 6 persons. On Tampa Bay Derby Day (Saturday, March 7, 2015) only owners with horses in the Tampa Bay Derby, Florida Oaks and The Hillsborough Stakes itself can be accommodated for lunch. On Florida Cup Day (Saturday, April 4, 2015) all owners and trainers are invited to enjoy a free catered buffet luncheon in the Trackside Pavilion.

Video Tapes Videotapes of Tampa Bay Downs races can be purchased from Sportview Television, Inc. For purchasers providing their own videocassette, each race costs $30 and includes a wide-angle pan shot and the head-on replay. Those without a videocassette add $10. To order and pick-up a video tape contact the Horsemen’s Bookkeepers Office at 813-855-4401 ext 1337 or the General Office.

Photographs SV Photography is the official track photographer at Tampa Bay Downs. Photos may be ordered in the winners’ circle or at their office located on the main floor of the Grandstand in the northwest corner of the building, or by calling 813-855-4401 ext 1246 during the racing season.

Gift Shop All licensed personnel will receive a 10% discount at both On-Track Gift Shops in the Grandstand upon receipt of validated license.

IMPORTANT NOTICES

The following State and Federal statutes are applicable in the prosecution in Criminal court of any fraudulent and corrupt practices in relation to racing in this state.

Florida Statue 550.235 – Conniving to prearrange result of race; stimulating or depressing horse. Any person who shall influence or have an understanding or connivance with any owner, jockey, groom or other person associated with or interested in any stable, horse, or race in which any horse participates, to prearrange or predetermine the results of any such race, or any person who shall stimulate or depress a horse for the purpose of affecting the results of a race, shall be guilty of a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in Chapters 775.082, 775.083, and 775.084.

U.S. Criminal Code – Section 224; Bribery in Sporting Contests. Whoever carries into effect, attempts to carry into effect, or conspires with any other person to carry into effect any scheme in interstate commerce to influence, in any way, by bribery any sporting contest, with knowledge that the purpose of such scheme is to influence by bribery that contest, shall be fined not more than $10,000, or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.

U.S. Criminal Code – Section 1084; Transmission of Wagering Information; penalties. Whoever being engaged in the business of betting or wagering knowingly used a wire communication facility for the transmission in interstate or foreign commerce of bets or wagers or information assisting in the placing of bets or wagers on any sporting event or contest, or for the transmission of a wire communication which entitles the recipient to receive money or credit as a result of bets or wagers, or for information assisting in the placing of bets or wagers, shall be fined not more than $10,000,or imprisoned not more than two years or both.

61D-2.023 Animal Welfare The trainer or custodian is responsible to submit a report of the death of any racehorse within 18 hours to the Florida Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering. The notification shall contain at least the following information: 1. Track/facility where death occurred; 2. Incident date/time; 3. Horse registered name; 4. Tattoo number; 5. Reporting person’s name and telephone number; 6. Stable name, address, and telephone number; 7. Trainer’s name and telephone number; 8. Location of deceased animal.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

***Any owners or trainers stabled at Tampa Bay Downs found to have directly or indirectly sold a horse for slaughter will have his or her stalls permanently revoked.

Tampa Bay Downs requires its horsemen to conduct due diligence on those buying horses and encourages them to support rescue and adoption efforts by finding humane ways of dealing with horses unable to continue racing.***

IMPORTANT MEDICATION RULES

Florida Rule 61D-6.008 Permitted Medications for Horses.

(1) The prescription medications defined in this rule shall be permitted under the conditions set forth to conserve and protect the health of the horse, which is entered to race. All such medications shall be procured and administered by a licensed veterinarian except where a valid prescription or dispensing occurs in compliance with the requirements of Chapter 474, Florida Statutes.

(2) (a) Phenylbutazone may be administered to a horse providing: 1. The phenylbutazone is not administered closer than 24 hours prior to the officially scheduled post time of the race; or 2. The post time race serum sample of such a horse contains less than 2 micrograms (mcg) of phenylbutazone and its metabolites per milliliter (ml) of serum. (b) When the post race serum sample of such horse contains an amount of phenylbutazone and its metabolites equal to or in excess of 2 micrograms, but less than 5 micrograms per milliliter of serum, the trainer as the absolute insurer of the horse, shall be subject to the following penalties: 1. First violation in a 12-month period - $250.00 fine. 2. Second violation in a 12-month period - $500.00 fine. 3. Third or subsequent violation in a 12 month period - $1,000.00 fine and suspension of any division license 0 to 15 days. (c) When the post race sample contains an amount of phenylbutazone and its metabolites equal to or in excess of 5 micrograms per milliliter of serum the trainer as the absolute insurer of the horse, shall be subject to the following penalties: 1. First violation in a 12-month period - $500.00 fine and suspension of any division license 0 to 15 days. 2. Second violation in a 12-month period - $1,000.00 fine and suspension of any division license up to 30 days. 3. Third or subsequent violation in a 12-month period - $1,000.00 fine and suspension of any division license up to 60 days.

(3) (a) Furosemide (Salix) may be used solely for the treatment of horses participating in pari-mutuel racing events in the State of Florida that have exhibited exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage (bleeding) as provided below. 1. A “bleeder” shall be defined as a horse that demonstrates evidence of pulmonary hemorrhage within 3.0 hours of exercise as evidenced by fulminant bilateral epistaxis where endoscopic examination is not warranted, or by intratracheal evidence of pulmonary hemorrhage ascertained through endoscopic examination, either of which must be witnessed and certified in writing by a Florida licensed veterinarian Such certification shall be submitted to the division’s Salix Coordinator on Form DBPR PMW-3300, Bleeder’s Certificate, adopted and incorporated by Rule 61D-10.001, Florida Administrative Code. Out of state horses racing in Florida, must be witnessed in Florida as outlined above or must have been certified by the state/commission or association/track veterinarian from the previous state. Certification, in writing from the accredited College of Veterinary Medicine, will also be accepted if the horse has received a comprehensive cardiopulmonary examination at an accredited College of Veterinary Medicine and as a result thereof is diagnosed with exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage either viewed endoscopoically after a treadmill exercise or via tracheal wash cytology and therefore found to require medication with furosemide in order to successfully compete.

2. Any horse on furosemide to be entered in a pari-mutuel racing event in the State of Florida shall not require re-certification if the horse has been certified as a “bleeder” and approved for administration of furosemide by a racing jurisdiction utilizing certification procedures which are approved by the director of the Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering in Florida. Documentation of certification from approved racing jurisdictions must be evidenced by an official letter signed by a track veterinarian or division/ State Veterinarian stating that a horse has exhibited exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage and as a result of such bleeding were determined to require the administration of furosemide prior to participation in pari-mutuel racing events.

3. A horse which has not exhibited external bleeding may be placed on the Furosemide List after the horse’s licensed trainer and licensed veterinarian determine that it would be in the horse’s best interest to race with Furosemide and so notify the State Veterinarian.

4. It shall be the trainer’s responsibility to provide the required documentation of certification to the Salix Coordinator prior to entry of any horse to race on furosemide in a pari- mutuel event in the State of Florida. When the trainer cannot provide written documentation within 48 hours prior to the scheduled post time for the race, the trainer of the horse in question may personally attest in writing that the horse meets all eligibility requirements for the use of furosemide and request that the stewards waive the requirements for receipt of written documentation prior to racing the horse on furosemide. All requests for waiver must be submitted on Form DBPR PMW- 3330, Salix Certification Waiver, adopted and incorporated by 61D-10.001, Florida Administrative Code. The stewards then may allow the horse to race on furosemide and grant the trainer a reasonable period of time, not to exceed 10 days, to produce the necessary written documentation as required in paragraph (a) above.

5. All purses, stakes, awards, or other prizes or compensation to be granted as a result of the subject horse’s performance in the pari-mutuel event shall be withheld until such time as the trainer who attested to the horse’s eligibility to race on furosemide has provided the required documentation. If the trainer fails to provide adequate documentation of the horse’s eligibility, the subject horse will be disqualified and the trainer who represented the horse’s eligibility to race on furosemide shall be suspended for 10 days and fined $500. Any purses, stakes, awards or other prize or compensation will be redistributed in accordance with the disqualification. (b) When a horse exhibits a bleeding incident and goes on the Veterinarian List, the horse is suspended beginning the first day after a bleeding incident is observed. Horses placed on the Veterinarian’s List for bleeding must remain suspended according to the following schedule:

1. The first bleeding incident – 10 days suspension from racing. 2. A second bleeding incident within a 365-day period of a previous bleeding incident - 30 days suspension from racing. 3. A third bleeding incident within a 365 - day period from previous bleeding incidents – 180 days suspension from racing; and 4. A fourth bleeding incident within a 365-day period from three previous incidents – barred from racing in Florida.

The above schedule of suspensions commences the day immediately following a bleeding incident.

(c) Horses will be eligible to race on the day immediately following the completion of the suspension period. The owner or trainer of any horse placed on the Veterinarian’s List as a result of exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage (bleeding) may elect to place the animal on Florida’s official Furosemide (Salix) List. The official Furosemide List shall be maintained by the Salix Coordinator and shall be the official list of horses approved for racing with Furosemide in Florida. Horses placed on the official Furosemide List must have furosemide administered on race day at a dosage of 150 mg-500mg, administered intravenously (iv) no closer that 4 hours prior to the officially scheduled post time of the race for which the horse is entered. The Furosemide must be administered by a veterinarian currently licensed pursuant to Chapter 474 and 550, Florida Statutes. Every race day administration of Furosemide must be reported by the attending veterinarian to the division on Form DBPR PMW-3280, Veterinarian Report of Race Day Salix Administration, adopted and incorporated by Rule 61D10.001, Florida Administrative Code. Form DBPR PMW- 3280, Veterinarian Report of Race-Day Salix Administration shall be delivered by the trainer or the trainer’s designee to the Salix Coordinator/State Veterinarian at least two hours prior to schedule post-time of horse’s race. Failure to comply with subsection shall result in the minimum fine of $100 to be imposed by the Stewards upon the person found to be responsible for the failure to deliver the Salix tag. The Stewards shall scratch a horse if they are unable to determine that a horse on the Salix List has been administered Salix prior to a race, or that Salix was administered to a horse less than four hours prior to the post time of a race that a horse is entered to run.

(d) Horses racing on Furosemide which ship in to run from centers other than pari-mutuel facilities, or other locations, must be in the receiving barn no later than four hours prior to the post time of their officially scheduled race and have the Furosemide (Salix) tag, Form DBPR PMW-3280 firmly attached to their halter. Any violation of this rule shall result in the trainer of the horse being subject to the following penalties: 1. First violation in a 12-month period -$300.00 fine; 2. Second violation in a 12 month period -$400.00 fine and the horse shall be scratched prior to the race; 3. Third violation in a 12-month period- $500.00 fine, suspension of license for 10 days, and the horse shall be scratched prior to the race; 4. Fourth or subsequent violation in a 12-month period - $500.00 fine, suspension of license for 30 days, and the horse shall be scratched prior to the race. (e)Track security officers at the gate(s) through which horses arrive from other locations shall maintain a log depicting the horse’s name, time of arrival, scheduled race number and post time. In the event that a horse arrives less than four hours prior to the scheduled post time for its race, the security officer shall notify the Stewards and Racing Secretary of the late arrival. (f) Horses placed on the official Furosemide List must remain on that list unless a trainer requests to remove a horse after consultation with and upon the advice of the horse’s attending veterinarian. This request to discontinue use of furosemide must be submitted with a written verification from the bleeder horse’s attending veterinarian to the Salix Coordinator no later than 48 hours prior to racing the horse without furosemide. Such requests shall be submitted on form DBPR PMW 3310, Request to Discontinue Salix, incorporated by Rule 61D-10.001 Florida administrative code. Once a horse has been removed from the official Furosemide List, it shall not be placed back on the list until it exhibits exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage in accordance with paragraph (3) (a), (b) and (c) of this rule. (g) Horses are ineligible for Furosemide/Salix use if they: 1. Have not been verified as exhibiting bleeding by exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage certification or have not been certified by the attending veterinarian that the use of Furosemide/Salix is in the best interest of the horse. 2. Have been certified as bleeders but whose trainers do not elect to place the animal on the official Furosemide/Salix List. 3. Are officially on a Furosemide/Salix List but have been approved to discontinue Furosemide/Salix. (h) Certified bleeders that run in jurisdictions that do not allow the use of Furosemide/Salix shall be allowed to run on Furosemide/Salix upon returning to Florida without re-qualifying. Trainers shall notify the Salix Coordinator of the status of these horses prior to entry. (i) Certified bleeders that run in jurisdictions that allow Furosemide/Salix usage, but do not run on Furosemide/Salix will be considered as bleeders and do not have to re-qualify to run on Furosemide/Salix in Florida. (j) Re-qualifying for a Bleeder’s Certificate for Furosemide/Salix means that horses must exhibit subsequent exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage in accordance with paragraph 3(a), (b) and (c). (k) The trainer of any horse to be entered in a race in a pari-mutuel event in the State of Florida shall report any previous or current incidents of exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage and any previous or current use of Furosemide/Salix to the track veterinarian, division veterinarian and Salix Coordinator prior to entry. (l) Documentation which validates that a horse has been previously permitted to race with Furosemide includes, but is not limited to, the National Daily Racing Form, the North American Pari-Mutuel Regulators Horse Database, databases of individual racing jurisdictions, and daily racing program of individual racetracks. (4) Synthetic Corticosteroids are permitted to be administered to a horse providing: (a) Only prednisolone sodium succinate may be administered on race day no closer than four hours prior to the officially scheduled post time of the race for which the horse is entered. (b) All other corticosteroids (natural, synthetic or precursors) shall not be administered closer than 24 hours prior to the officially scheduled post time.

(5) The detection of caffeine at a urinary concentration less than 200 nanograms per milliliter and/or its metabolites theophylline and theobromine at a unrinary concentration of less than 400 nanograms per milliliter shall not be reported by the racing laboratory to the division as a violation of Section 550.2415, Florida Statutes. (6) Sulfa drug(s) is/are permitted to be administered to a race horse providing: (a) The race horse is under the care of a veterinarian currently licensed pursuant to Chapters 474 and 550, Florida Statutes; and (b) The sulfa drug(s) is/are prescribed by a veterinarian currently licensed pursuant to Chapters 474 and 550, Florida Statutes; and (c) The sulfa drug(s) is/are not administered within 24 hours prior to the officially scheduled post time of the race. (7) All prescription medication, regardless of method of administration, shall be safeguarded under lock and key when not being actively administered. (8) No Androgenic-Anabolic Steroids (AAS) shall be permitted in test samples collected from racing horses except for residues of the major metabolic of stanozolol, nandrolone, and the naturally occurring substances boldenone and testosterone at concentrations less than the indicated thresholds. (a) Stanozolol or 16 -hydroxostanozolol – 1 nanogram per milliliter in urine for all horses regardless of sex (b)Boldenone – 15 nanograms per milliliter in urine of male horses other than geldings. No boldenone shall be permitted in geldings or female horses. © Nandrolone – 1 nanogram per milliliter in urine of geldings or females; or 45 nanograms per milliliter , 5-oestrane-3, 17-diol in urine of male horses other than geldings. (d)Testosterone – 20 nanograms per milliliter in urine of geldings, 55 nanograms per milliliter in urine of females. Samples collected from male horses other than geldings shall not be tested for testosterone. (9) Urine Samples of horses shall be identified as having been collected from a female, male or gelding before being sent to the laboratory.

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MILKSHAKE TESTING Effective Immediately

(18) Total Carbon Dioxide Testing: In order to prevent the practice of milkshaking horses, Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. test for total carbon dioxide (TCO2) blood serum levels. Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. management may test any horse or horses from any race on a random basis. Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. may increase or reduce the number of horses tested at their discretion. Should an owner, trainer, or any person responsible for the horse refuse or fail to permit the taking of the pre-race blood sample that action shall result in the horse being scratched from that race. This refusal shall be considered a violation of the total carbon dioxide level rule (see penalties below). At the sole discretion of the designated Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. testing veterinarian, any horse deemed so fractious as to endanger itself and/or the human handlers shall be excused from pre- race testing, and shall, at the discretion of the stewards and/or Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. be subject to post-race blood and urine test sample acquisition and testing. Upon completion of analysis by Bay Care Laboratory of Clearwater Beach, Florida or any other qualified laboratory chosen by Tampa Bay Downs, Inc., any horse found to have a blood serum total carbon dioxide (TCO2) level of 37 millimoles per liter of plasma or higher shall be deemed to be positive for the presence of milkshaking and shall be subject to the following penalties: First offense – The first horse in a trainer’s care whose pre-race total carbon dioxide (TCO2) level is 37 millimoles per liter of blood plasma or more shall be subject to the following penalties $2,000.00 fine also, “earned surveillance” for a period of thirty (30) days. Such earned surveillance shall require that any horse the trainer intends to race at Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. be placed under surveillance for twenty-four (24) hours prior to the race in which the trainer’s horse(s) is entered to compete. Such earned surveillance may include, but not be limited to, the placement of security cameras and observation by Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. security officers. The cost of the additional security shall be borne by the trainer and/or owner. Second offense – For the second horse in the same trainer’s care whose pre-race total carbon dioxide (TCO2) levels are 37 millimoles per liter of blood plasma or more, the trainer shall be deemed to be a persistent offender. The trainer shall be fined $5,000.00 and prevented from entering a horse at any Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. owned or managed facility race meet for the period of thirty (30) race days beginning with the day the trainer is notified of the test results. Third offense – For the third test result of a horse in the same trainer’s care that results in a total carbon dioxide (TCO2) of 37 millimoles per liter of blood plasma or more, the trainer of said horse shall be notified of the test results and shall be fined $10,000.00 and expelled from Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. for six (6) months, and shall be precluded from entering any horse within his/her care for six (6) months at any Tampa Bay Downs, Inc. owned or managed facility.